Two Interesting Resolutions from ACC ‘17 The Anglican Consultative Council Meeting in Hong Kong As yet the full list of resolutions in their final form as actually passed at the meeting of recent days in Hong Kong has yet to emerge. However, two of the resolutions passed at an earlier stage are in […]
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Lent and Easter — Letter from the President
What does it mean to be Christian in the Anglican tradition? What does it mean for Anglican unity and mission? Amid confusion and discord about those questions today, the witness of classical Anglicanism, embodied in the Prayer Book, Articles of Religion, and classical divines like Richard Hooker, remains at the core of any answer. […]
The Way of the Cross & the Way of Salvation
Image above by Dimitris Vetsikas from Pixabay Words from the Gospel of John 19: 16 – 17 So they took Jesus, and he went out,bearing his own cross, to the place called “The Place of a Skull”,which in Aramaic is called Golgotha A Sermon 19thApril 2019 AMR In the name of the Father Son and […]
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The PBS Anglican Way Conference 2019
Midday on Wednesday 24th October through to Saturday 26th October at St. John’s Episcopal Church Savannah Register NOW ! https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3900248 SPEAKERS AND TOPICS IONCLUDE The Presidential Address, Gavin Dunbar, PBS President The Anglican Way Lecture, Fitzsimons Allison, Retired Bishop of South Carolina; Hermeneutics of Presence in Reformation Sacramental Debates, Torrance Kirby, McGill University; […]
Reformed and Catholic? Bradford Littlejohn on the quest for Identity in a Rootless Church
Reformed and Catholic? Searching for Identity in a Rootless Church By Dr. Bradford Littlejohn Director of the Davenant Institute Introduction: Reformed or Catholic? Ten years ago now, in 2009, the growing hodgepodge of congregations and bishops that protested against the spreading corruptions in the Episcopal Church formally banded together to form the Anglican Church […]
ACC 17 and the GAFCON Primates’ Statement
The ACC 17 meeting convenes in Hong Kong and the GAFCON Primates’ Council convenes in Sydney Recent days have seen two meetings of wide import for the future of the Anglican Communion, namely the convening of the GAFCON Primates’ Council in Sydney Australia from April 29th – May 2, 2019, and the Anglican Consultative Council […]